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paul one with this channel right here i do have to toot our own horn those giving ron paul attention so what do you think has really changed that now people are looking at ron paul you know seriously and getting a lot of attention. i think what's changed is that a lot of ideas that ron paul has that people considered wildly eccentric or crazy four years ago are now widely seen to actually be correct ron paul was the guy out there saying that the federal reserve policy was creating an unsustainable bubble that was going to lead to a financial crisis and it did the housing bubble burst the dollar continues to sink and world markets his fears of a complete dollar collapse now seem actually realistic he was the only candidate out there saying that our foreign interventions in the mideast were pretty much a useless waste of lives and money and that's an opinion that's a becoming more and more widespread i think even the recent killing of osama bin laden while it's not being seen that way should actually be seen as a feather in ron paul's cap because he was the only one advocating that sor
paul one with this channel right here i do have to toot our own horn those giving ron paul attention so what do you think has really changed that now people are looking at ron paul you know seriously and getting a lot of attention. i think what's changed is that a lot of ideas that ron paul has that people considered wildly eccentric or crazy four years ago are now widely seen to actually be correct ron paul was the guy out there saying that the federal reserve policy was creating an...
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paul godspeed and one thing we know about ron about ron paul adam is that he does not change there is no wind blowing through the ron paul campaign so stick one's finger up and see which way they should go you know today we see it in an almost only in america kind of irony it's the use of the g.o.p. the grand old party but the younger members of the republican party that are turning to this most traditional of conservative message is going some say back to the constitution i would say forward to constitutional ideals but we've seen the republican establishment resisting this message resisting the candidacy of ron paul and in a way that a lot of us younger voters find demeaning almost losing faith in the party do you think that the g.o.p. leadership is going to receive this campaign in this candidacy better than they did in two thousand and eight if they realize that their only hope for a future is the party is with ron paul in the youth. let me think about that about you not also about all. well i don't think that the establishment views itself as open to debate establishment is going
paul godspeed and one thing we know about ron about ron paul adam is that he does not change there is no wind blowing through the ron paul campaign so stick one's finger up and see which way they should go you know today we see it in an almost only in america kind of irony it's the use of the g.o.p. the grand old party but the younger members of the republican party that are turning to this most traditional of conservative message is going some say back to the constitution i would say forward...
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paul presidency would mean for america then sit down with ron paul and sell for an exclusive take on voluntourism party nonviolent offenders and running for president we tried but we just couldn't pack any more freedom into this episode of adam vs the man. i wasn't always a libertarian at least not in the proper sense it's pretty easy for anyone who's been not been raised into a corrupt political doctrine to realize that government does not exist to serve the people never has and probably never will it's pretty easy for anyone with a little common sense to see that government is based on force everything the government does from war to taxes to jailing peaceful people is based on the use or threat of violence it's pretty easy for anyone who's going to little common sense and desire to see humanity thrive that the world this kind of works better when individuals have the right to decide what to do with their own bodies when society is not based on force dependency and we're not killing each other in large numbers when i returned from iraq i became truly returning a philosophical liber
paul presidency would mean for america then sit down with ron paul and sell for an exclusive take on voluntourism party nonviolent offenders and running for president we tried but we just couldn't pack any more freedom into this episode of adam vs the man. i wasn't always a libertarian at least not in the proper sense it's pretty easy for anyone who's been not been raised into a corrupt political doctrine to realize that government does not exist to serve the people never has and probably never...
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paul has moved a mountain towards himself ron paul and now officially according to a c.n.n. poll is our best chance of beating president obama he just raised over one million dollars with his money bomb in less than a day and i believe that ron paul is going to be our next president but that's just my opinion joining me now for a full analysis of the debate is our adverse the main contributors take the libretto and luke would ask me who are with me last night for the young americans for liberty debate watching party development goes your take on the debate i thought it was very interesting i mean i love the hypocrisy of how these social conservatives are talking about family values i mean they support torture and war to me it's very much like an axe murderer supporting animal rights and peta doesn't make any sense there's no point of it oh look what i thought was really interesting about last night we're seeing this giant shift go in favor of ron paul and gary johnson and notice herman cain who this guy the pizza me and now all of the sudden he came out he's a respectable ca
paul has moved a mountain towards himself ron paul and now officially according to a c.n.n. poll is our best chance of beating president obama he just raised over one million dollars with his money bomb in less than a day and i believe that ron paul is going to be our next president but that's just my opinion joining me now for a full analysis of the debate is our adverse the main contributors take the libretto and luke would ask me who are with me last night for the young americans for liberty...
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paul's latest announcement now meanwhile as you heard ron paul was a major military noninterventionist so we go from him to our group arguably the globe's largest interventionist nato the secretary general of the western military alliance needs but the u.s. president today barack obama in washington and he's been on a bit of a speaking tour in the u.s. as well this week now the north atlantic treaty organization has continued plowing forward with missions military missions in the decades after the cold war while continuing to try and explain and find a reason to tray and my horrible friends that means reason to be but its allies continue to enter into wars is nato still trying to find that reason to be take a look. at several decades and wars and leader still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people likely to they wonder if the of the. nato lo and behold it is busier than ever. set up to counter perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the co
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ron paul i mean it looks like that but. you know the sad thing about this is we just saw from the survey from c.n.n. last week that ron paul in a general election are the best chance of breaking out brock obama but let me ask you i'm not i want to focus here on on the new understanding the nature of the republican party and its relationship to the conservative movement how did the republican party get so far astray from its own platform what is what is the real source of that corruption to me it seems like people like knowledge easy are the reasons that corruption that we get big government republicans that we get the kind of corruption we've seen in the g.o.p. in the first place so they're comfortable with all the republican caucus addiction that conservatives endured during the george bush here that people like senator rand paul for example are up and they talk about cutting spending for the tea party conservatives should be on the left you have the math to think about the military on the right you have people who want to
ron paul i mean it looks like that but. you know the sad thing about this is we just saw from the survey from c.n.n. last week that ron paul in a general election are the best chance of breaking out brock obama but let me ask you i'm not i want to focus here on on the new understanding the nature of the republican party and its relationship to the conservative movement how did the republican party get so far astray from its own platform what is what is the real source of that corruption to me...
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do not flock to rome because he is a republican candidate they flock to ron paul because he's ron paul so what the g.o.p. needs they need they need two things they need one somebody who's platform and whose history as a legislator as a governor who witnessed that the g.o.p. has set out on abortion on maybe on social issues definitely on the military but then they also need somebody that they can then try to around the country for you know the months of the campaign season and say like this is the guy you vote for not because he's themself but because he's a republican they need to get republican voters out not just people who identify with a care but why do you think it is that young people flock to me and he's not a young guy a president obama is much younger yeah and then ron paul but is it because they have grown up with you know with this corporatist government if they've grown up during this recession they've grown up during this war on terror and they're the ones that are really willing to look for something different they're the ones that want to change the most because let's fa
do not flock to rome because he is a republican candidate they flock to ron paul because he's ron paul so what the g.o.p. needs they need they need two things they need one somebody who's platform and whose history as a legislator as a governor who witnessed that the g.o.p. has set out on abortion on maybe on social issues definitely on the military but then they also need somebody that they can then try to around the country for you know the months of the campaign season and say like this is...
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four years later, it is ron paul again, also herman cain and johnson, that's it. he may have stolen the show to legalize heroin, he was not, it should be noted, the biggest hit of the night. take a look at who won the focus group afterwards.
four years later, it is ron paul again, also herman cain and johnson, that's it. he may have stolen the show to legalize heroin, he was not, it should be noted, the biggest hit of the night. take a look at who won the focus group afterwards.
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hope not on this side of the grave but i think but you know it was certainly good to see ron paul and gary johnson both not only getting their points across and being able to extend each other's points and there are many ways to approach the issue of drug legalization and no rain on this with the national review which has been in favor of legalization of drugs to its great credit for many years long before it was cool and you know if that is all that mainstream topic at the main table is that do you agree on is this a mainstream talking topic and that it's all marijuana is going to shape up to be a huge issue in there if he doesn't call the action. the thing is that medical marijuana is in a way the easier issue because medical marijuana doesn't raise our international treaty obligations and a whole thicket of other issues i do think however that for example indiana governor mitch daniels is talking about changing our approach to drugs as a cost saving strategy it's a very pragmatic argument we incarcerate a huge number of people going to states and this is led to a huge what you migh
hope not on this side of the grave but i think but you know it was certainly good to see ron paul and gary johnson both not only getting their points across and being able to extend each other's points and there are many ways to approach the issue of drug legalization and no rain on this with the national review which has been in favor of legalization of drugs to its great credit for many years long before it was cool and you know if that is all that mainstream topic at the main table is that...
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yeah absolutely and you know i mean we ron paul i'm not going to comment too much on how he came off last night he certainly made all of his points quite well there were a few moments where maybe his diction wasn't all it could have been but people giving this money they are giving it to ron paul many of them in a legitimate hope that he can win the presidency but clearly this is also idea money people want to get that into the debate and what's interesting is that even herman cain who i think i'm not going to be able to come down on herman cain side on a lot of stuff but the reason that he took off the way he did in the you know just in the focus group and certainly the media attention is that he was himself presenting a kind of you know almost. i don't know whether it's better or not but it's a jacksonian view of the presidency rather than a wilsonian view of the presidency which a lot of folks including some folks on you know the maybe the national review site over the years have projected have said you know we want to be big government republicans and you know accusing anybody bu
yeah absolutely and you know i mean we ron paul i'm not going to comment too much on how he came off last night he certainly made all of his points quite well there were a few moments where maybe his diction wasn't all it could have been but people giving this money they are giving it to ron paul many of them in a legitimate hope that he can win the presidency but clearly this is also idea money people want to get that into the debate and what's interesting is that even herman cain who i think...
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late in the 2008 campaign, ron paul polled with 6%. ron paul was six people down at 10% just now. 6% at the end of 2008, only 10% now. it doesn't look like republicans are looking at you all that much differently. >> well, it's better, and the crowds are better, but remember, this is the first day of the campaign. there's a year to go. so, no wing things are definitely much better. the enthusiasm is there and the attitudes are different and the problems we have are so overwhelming that i think the support is going to be greatly increased over four years ago. >> let's take a look at some of the issues for somebody watching out there. i'll ask them to imagine if ron paul were president today. let's have some of the issues the president of the united states is dealing with today and how you might deal with them similarly or differently. let's start with the raid in pakistan that led to the death of osama bin laden. would you have ordered that raid? u.s. troops secretly going into pakistan without the knowledge of the pakistani government.
late in the 2008 campaign, ron paul polled with 6%. ron paul was six people down at 10% just now. 6% at the end of 2008, only 10% now. it doesn't look like republicans are looking at you all that much differently. >> well, it's better, and the crowds are better, but remember, this is the first day of the campaign. there's a year to go. so, no wing things are definitely much better. the enthusiasm is there and the attitudes are different and the problems we have are so overwhelming that i...
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as ron paul actually did. but now everybody seems to think, okay, suddenly we have to do it through twitter and do it through facebook. tim pawlenty announced his exploratory committee with this -- be sure to visit my facebook page today at 3:00 p.m. for a special message. exclusive to facebook. you know, there really is a question here which i ask -- does this diminish the people who are really seeking the presidency by kind of -- kind of saying, okay, just -- i'm going to tweet the fact that i'm running for president. >> you write a cole bum this at cnn.com which you say it is like putting the cart before the horse. >> it is. it is. particularly now in this republican field when you look at all of the polling we have done on all these candidates, the people, the republican voters actually say you know, i don't really know much about these people. so how about connecting with the voters first and letting them know why you want to run for president, letting them know exactly who you are. and then tweet to your
as ron paul actually did. but now everybody seems to think, okay, suddenly we have to do it through twitter and do it through facebook. tim pawlenty announced his exploratory committee with this -- be sure to visit my facebook page today at 3:00 p.m. for a special message. exclusive to facebook. you know, there really is a question here which i ask -- does this diminish the people who are really seeking the presidency by kind of -- kind of saying, okay, just -- i'm going to tweet the fact that...
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oh sure absolutely i mean and that's certainly what ron paul has been saying i will say that ron paul and ralph nader and then excuse and and bernie sanders and cindy sheehan have all worked together cindy sheehan and i was friends with angela and so were dot com people here it is happening and it can happen and they come together around not just the atrocities of war and the human cost of it but also the economic costs of it i do want to say i want to come back to one point we were talking about earlier which is that how do you mobilize people well you can't go into the ghetto and sort of convince people that they should be forced against something i find that to be sort of paternalistic actually what is really to me the problem is obama because that is most americans are not political and their version of politics of the way they interact with politics is really through the head of states they don't actually pay much attention to anything else there is a tremendous amount i will come back to this again of psychological identification with the president of the united states now he is
oh sure absolutely i mean and that's certainly what ron paul has been saying i will say that ron paul and ralph nader and then excuse and and bernie sanders and cindy sheehan have all worked together cindy sheehan and i was friends with angela and so were dot com people here it is happening and it can happen and they come together around not just the atrocities of war and the human cost of it but also the economic costs of it i do want to say i want to come back to one point we were talking...
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paul but i think that a lot of republicans feel that the best thing that they can do is what ron paul speak as much as possible and run into those areas where there are some conflicts between himself and your average republican and that's and that's i mean this is where this sort of thing gets hashed out but at least here we can have that kind of debate and also ron paul does have staying power right i mean he will probably last at least until the end of this year if not the beginning of next so we're going to we're going to see a lot of ron paul if we're going to see a lot a lot of this debate where we're going to see some more. so some stranger issues maybe being brought up but at least we at least we get started on this by house i have so i think that a lot of the you know potential candidates this time around are going to have to answer some more difficult questions especially when it comes to going to maybe quantitative easing or what they think of the federal reserve and that will be exciting. i mean without this wild card being taken seriously terry what do you think does that
paul but i think that a lot of republicans feel that the best thing that they can do is what ron paul speak as much as possible and run into those areas where there are some conflicts between himself and your average republican and that's and that's i mean this is where this sort of thing gets hashed out but at least here we can have that kind of debate and also ron paul does have staying power right i mean he will probably last at least until the end of this year if not the beginning of next...
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huge cheers when ron paul was asked about gay marriage. he says he doesn't want government involved at all. big cheers when he said that. also big cheers for rick saying anyone who rules out what government ought to be doing. big cheers for that, too. which is it, fielding a candidate against barack obama, are you rick santorum republicans or ron paul republicans? all the republican party branding is very ron paul, even if the republican establishment doesn't like ron paul himself, they like the sound of his principles. get government off your back, right? it's how the party is trying to market themselves right now. look at what they are doing in office. take the state of florida, today. the new republican governor is expected to sign into law a handful of bills that are sitting on his desk. is this small government stuff? or is this big government stuff? you tell me. the first one is a -- forced by the state of florida to have a medically unnecessary ultrasound, first. it forces the doctors to read to her the procedure, a script about the
huge cheers when ron paul was asked about gay marriage. he says he doesn't want government involved at all. big cheers when he said that. also big cheers for rick saying anyone who rules out what government ought to be doing. big cheers for that, too. which is it, fielding a candidate against barack obama, are you rick santorum republicans or ron paul republicans? all the republican party branding is very ron paul, even if the republican establishment doesn't like ron paul himself, they like...
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why don't they take ron paul seriously? guest: i think because he is so radical to conventional thinking in washington. he is taken seriously by a lot of voters but i agree, i think the media establishment and washington political establishment -- when he says things like abolishing the federal reserve, that seems radical to washington thinking. i think he is threatening to them. there is a lot of threatening talk from ron paul to the conventional establishment media and political, so there is an effort to marginalize him. but i take him seriously, i always have. i think the financial meltdown really plays into his hands. that is an example of the thing he had been talking about for years. host: do you think ron paul has a chance of getting the nomination? guest: i'm beginning to think this could be a year when republican voters figure, kind of like a goldwater year, where they figure obama is going to win anyway, we are going to make a statement. we are going to send somebody that scares the hole out of everybody -- cares
why don't they take ron paul seriously? guest: i think because he is so radical to conventional thinking in washington. he is taken seriously by a lot of voters but i agree, i think the media establishment and washington political establishment -- when he says things like abolishing the federal reserve, that seems radical to washington thinking. i think he is threatening to them. there is a lot of threatening talk from ron paul to the conventional establishment media and political, so there is...
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ron paul of course has run before. has a loyal following and what's been fascinate for me is how much he has a loyal following amongst young people and the money that he can raise. so he's a threat obviously on a certain level. but at the same time, you can't beat somebody with nobody. and at the moment, i don't see that somebody yet that the president should be all that concerned about at least to the point of losing sleep. >> not newt gingrich? what if sarah palin runs? what republican contender is worrisome for the president? >> i think it's not sarah palin, not newt gingrich, not ron paul. again, you can't beat somebody with nobody. i don't speak for them obviously. i don't know who they would prefer. but i don't think it's any of those names you've just mentioned. at the end of the day, i don't know that mr. paul respectfully, mr. gingrich respectfully, ms. palin respect fwli, has what it takeses to win the nomination of their party in the long run. >> president obama met with the congressional black caucus and th
ron paul of course has run before. has a loyal following and what's been fascinate for me is how much he has a loyal following amongst young people and the money that he can raise. so he's a threat obviously on a certain level. but at the same time, you can't beat somebody with nobody. and at the moment, i don't see that somebody yet that the president should be all that concerned about at least to the point of losing sleep. >> not newt gingrich? what if sarah palin runs? what republican...
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paul you know it goes back to what bill clinton said back in the ninety two elections it's the economy. and what are the republicans do for an encore and obama knows how to pull that rabbit out of the hat every time his poll ratings are going down well as something really changes around to drive him back up so as it seems now it looks like obama but you mentioned ron paul is a wild card and you've talked a lot about the what you call the second american revolution where he talks about the philosophical revolution that we're having now when we're going to be able to get into that we can some our own we have enormous show but what's the connection there is that is that part and parcel of the same phenomenon that you're seeing yes is if it's really a a winner it needs a blend of two things i call it progressive libertarian progressive in the charms of you know there are a lot of people that care about what's in the water what's in the food what's in the air they don't like radiation floating over their heads or drinking you know hormone lage food milk or eating hormone injected foods has
paul you know it goes back to what bill clinton said back in the ninety two elections it's the economy. and what are the republicans do for an encore and obama knows how to pull that rabbit out of the hat every time his poll ratings are going down well as something really changes around to drive him back up so as it seems now it looks like obama but you mentioned ron paul is a wild card and you've talked a lot about the what you call the second american revolution where he talks about the...
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day we are already over half a million dollars keep those donations coming ron paul two thousand and twelve dot com that's our so thank you to adam vs the man police check adam vs the man dot com to vote on guests and topics and find me on facebook and twitter as always you can e-mail me at out of it adam vs the man dot com you can catch the broadcast live as it airs an arche dot com slash usa and on you tube as i said before. i read every comment on this when they're posted on you tube but now with the show being set up in a segments as well as full episodes and with all of your enthusiasm i just can't keep up so i will do my best to read every comic in the first twenty four hours but only on the full of the so videos so you can do that or you can email me and out of it out of vs them and out comedy the way heap the feedback coming so we can make this a value for the freedom movement happy cinco de mio enjoy your tequila responsibly tonight this is out of the.
day we are already over half a million dollars keep those donations coming ron paul two thousand and twelve dot com that's our so thank you to adam vs the man police check adam vs the man dot com to vote on guests and topics and find me on facebook and twitter as always you can e-mail me at out of it adam vs the man dot com you can catch the broadcast live as it airs an arche dot com slash usa and on you tube as i said before. i read every comment on this when they're posted on you tube but now...
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ron paul sought the republican nomination. he was unsuccessful. a lot of people were surprised how successful he was, though n. raising money certainly in the latter part of the campaign. so ron paul up in new hampshire today announcing that is he going to run. he says right now the time is right and that physical discipline and he will be on with wolf blitzer right after your show to talk about his run. ron paul is in the race. >> so you say time is right? new and fresh? but will there be a worry that we've been there, done that, and he was the hot thing for a while? you bring him into it and newt gingrich. i kind of played it at the beginning but still it seems like the old guard trying to move the country in this new direction, they claim. >> that's true. and mitt romney is added to that list as well. he south the nomination in 2008 and we fully expect him to run. michele bachmann, the minnesota congresswoman, she's very likely to run. she put on an e-mail that said are you happy with the current presidential candidates? why don't you take my p
ron paul sought the republican nomination. he was unsuccessful. a lot of people were surprised how successful he was, though n. raising money certainly in the latter part of the campaign. so ron paul up in new hampshire today announcing that is he going to run. he says right now the time is right and that physical discipline and he will be on with wolf blitzer right after your show to talk about his run. ron paul is in the race. >> so you say time is right? new and fresh? but will there...
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let's talk about ron paul. he made his big announcement on friday as well. is he in this to win it or get his message out there more forcefully? >> every candidate will tell you they're in it to win it as hillary clinton once famously said. i think with ron paul, he's got a lot more traction this time around than he did last time around. he's somebody conservatives are interested in, very align washington, d.c. the tea party. in the end i think ron paul's ideas are too radical for the republican party which is he doesn't think we should have gone after osama bin laden, he doesn't think we should have social security. put those two things together, it's not exactly a winning platform. >> it's a completely different playing field right now for ron paul. four years ago there were all these supporters of him saying there's a media blackout, nobody is putting ron paul on, knob is talking about him. now the air waves are saturated with ron paul and people know exactly what he stands for. it's a completely different test for him. >> mitt romney, the former massachu
let's talk about ron paul. he made his big announcement on friday as well. is he in this to win it or get his message out there more forcefully? >> every candidate will tell you they're in it to win it as hillary clinton once famously said. i think with ron paul, he's got a lot more traction this time around than he did last time around. he's somebody conservatives are interested in, very align washington, d.c. the tea party. in the end i think ron paul's ideas are too radical for the...
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why don't they take ron paul seriously? guest: i think because he is so radical to conventional thinking in washington. he is taken seriously by a lot of voters but i agree, i think the media establishment and washington political establishment -- when he says things like abolishing the federal reserve, that seems radical to washington thinking. i think he is threatening to them. there is a lot of threatening talk from ron paul to the conventional establishment media and political, so there is an effort to marginalize him. but i take him seriously, i always have. i think the financial meltdown really plays into his hands. that is an example of the thing he had been talking about for years. host: do you think ron paul has a chance of getting the nomination? guest: i'm beginning to think this could be a year when republican voters figure, kind of like a goldwater year, where they figure obama is going to win anyway, we are going to make a statement. we are going to send somebody that scares the hole out of everybody -- cares
why don't they take ron paul seriously? guest: i think because he is so radical to conventional thinking in washington. he is taken seriously by a lot of voters but i agree, i think the media establishment and washington political establishment -- when he says things like abolishing the federal reserve, that seems radical to washington thinking. i think he is threatening to them. there is a lot of threatening talk from ron paul to the conventional establishment media and political, so there is...
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>> we have known for a long time how loud ron paul fans are. he had an all day fund-raiser yesterday and raised $1 million. he will be there irritating republicans for the campaign process. on afghanistan, he's kind of leading from the front on this. i don't meet voters that are excited about the war in afghanistan since osama bin laden is dead. they supported it from the get go because they wanted to get him. ideas like this, again, you can look for the guy who is going to get the nomination. we don't know who that is. it's interesting to look at the guys who have an idea that everyone else has to respond to. like herman cane, answer something that we don't know what it is in the republican mind set as they grasp for a candidate. >> dave weigel, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, condoleezza rice told me last night that saddam hussein was a threat to the united states. colonel lawrence wilkerson is here next with his analysis of what condoleezza rice had to say. later, a huge week for the history books was also a bi
>> we have known for a long time how loud ron paul fans are. he had an all day fund-raiser yesterday and raised $1 million. he will be there irritating republicans for the campaign process. on afghanistan, he's kind of leading from the front on this. i don't meet voters that are excited about the war in afghanistan since osama bin laden is dead. they supported it from the get go because they wanted to get him. ideas like this, again, you can look for the guy who is going to get the...
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well he sat down for a one on one interview with republican presidential candidate ron paul and i asked him about earlier comments he made there with all this confusion coming out of the white house the government invites conspiracy theories here's what ron paul said. maybe maybe it's the sympathy i wanted and they can pop up on the answers they hey look you know we tricked into believing this is you have to believe something else but i think maybe it's more because governments like secrecy. they're not you know whether it's the federal reserve or our foreign policy just think how many times we've gone to war. distortion of the evidence you know and lie our way into war whether it was world war with it was vietnam war or you know going into iraq i mean they have to you know deceive us. and then when the people distrust the government then any question government is called a conspiracy theory you know and they do that to say that oh you're nuts because you're a everything there is everything is a conspiracy but i think the best thing is you should only believe the conspiracies that are t
well he sat down for a one on one interview with republican presidential candidate ron paul and i asked him about earlier comments he made there with all this confusion coming out of the white house the government invites conspiracy theories here's what ron paul said. maybe maybe it's the sympathy i wanted and they can pop up on the answers they hey look you know we tricked into believing this is you have to believe something else but i think maybe it's more because governments like secrecy....
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that was ron paul. ron, there is a waning enthusiasm and support for the war in afghanistan across-the-board, even among republicans. ron paul has been on that one. so i-- his son got elected to the united states senate in the interim. so he will not be nominated. will not be elected. but he could shape the debate more than he did last time. >> mitt romney made a speech on-- in the health care related, of course, to the health-care plan that was enacted when he was governor of massachusetts. what did you think about that and does that help him or hurt him? >> he had to defend it for first of all it's the signature achievement of his are you pick-- public career, the health-care bill he passed in massachusetts. secondly the knock on mitt romney is that he is a little bit of a salesmen. that what do you need to cut this deal? you know, what do you want. do you want a little abortion. a little gay rights. so he had the stick on this. and secondly, he, the front-runner. the perceived front-runner if there i
that was ron paul. ron, there is a waning enthusiasm and support for the war in afghanistan across-the-board, even among republicans. ron paul has been on that one. so i-- his son got elected to the united states senate in the interim. so he will not be nominated. will not be elected. but he could shape the debate more than he did last time. >> mitt romney made a speech on-- in the health care related, of course, to the health-care plan that was enacted when he was governor of...
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ron paul, the congressman called dr. no, joins us for a major announcement in the presidential race. we'll hear that live this morning in a "gma" exclusive. >>> botox backlash. our report set off a nationwide storm, after seeing this mom giving her 8-year-old botox. >> this is the dumbest mama i have ever seen in my life! in my life. >> now, an investigation. will she lose her child? >>> plus, who's winning now? ashton kutcher signs up to save one of the biggest shows in television. can he revive what charlie sheen wrecked? >>> good morning, everyone. yep, friday the 13th. but it says friday. that's all that really matters. we have so much to get to this morning. the wives of osama bin laden, all interviewed together overnight. a senior u.s. official telling abc news that the interview did not, quote, go very well. >> it did not. but we're getting a lot more information from the osama files. turns out he was a prolific e-mailer. brian ross will have a lot more on that. >>> also in politics, ron paul is standing by right
ron paul, the congressman called dr. no, joins us for a major announcement in the presidential race. we'll hear that live this morning in a "gma" exclusive. >>> botox backlash. our report set off a nationwide storm, after seeing this mom giving her 8-year-old botox. >> this is the dumbest mama i have ever seen in my life! in my life. >> now, an investigation. will she lose her child? >>> plus, who's winning now? ashton kutcher signs up to save one of the...
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cycle ron paul is i believe he's announced he's going to run for a point probably he's got a lot of support is growing support if he makes it to the white house would there be a role in his administration for peter said well i guess it's a bit presumptuous of nice i was i was with ron paul last night we spoke at an event in new york city it was very well attended a lot of young people were there. yeah i mean first let's see a prime get elected i certainly will do everything i can to help him in that effort and you know if he if he were to get elected a if he were to invite me to washington to do it i'd probably i probably call but you know there's a lot of ifs and there are so first let's see it if you can get the republican nomination which is no small task well peter said that's all the time for we have this week but thanks so much again for being on the kaiser report sure max all right not going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a nice kaiser and stacy herbert i would thank my guest peter schiff president of euro pacific capital if you want to send me an e-mail
cycle ron paul is i believe he's announced he's going to run for a point probably he's got a lot of support is growing support if he makes it to the white house would there be a role in his administration for peter said well i guess it's a bit presumptuous of nice i was i was with ron paul last night we spoke at an event in new york city it was very well attended a lot of young people were there. yeah i mean first let's see a prime get elected i certainly will do everything i can to help him in...
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the most popular guy there, based on recent polls was ron paul, coming in a whopping 35% in the recent polls. john boehner didn't even care enough to watch it. he spent his night at a steakhouse. sounds like an average night for boehner, swilling cabernet all night long. he said there's more time for people to get in. wow, that's not exactly a hardy endorsement for the field. they spent a lot of time on social issues and of course bashing obama on foreign policy, despite the fact we just got bin laden. here's a sample of the debate. >> governor pawlenty, you've had plenty to say about romney-care. >> governor romney is not here to defend himself, so i'm not going to pick on him or the position he took in massachusetts. >> what president obama has done on his watch, the issue that is have come up while he's been president, he's gotten it wrong strategically every single time. >> most of the people in elective office in washington, d.c. they have held public office before. how is that working for you? we have a mess. how about sending a problem-solver to the white house. >> how many peop
the most popular guy there, based on recent polls was ron paul, coming in a whopping 35% in the recent polls. john boehner didn't even care enough to watch it. he spent his night at a steakhouse. sounds like an average night for boehner, swilling cabernet all night long. he said there's more time for people to get in. wow, that's not exactly a hardy endorsement for the field. they spent a lot of time on social issues and of course bashing obama on foreign policy, despite the fact we just got...
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. >> congressman ron paul of texas, herman cane, former chairman and ceo of god matter's pizza. tim pawlenty of minnesota. rick santorum. >> jon: you might have to google some of those candidates. although i guess for the last guy i prefer you didn't do that. by the way, if you didn't get that joke, go google samtorum right now. i'll wait. yeah. (beep) believe that? santorum might as well change his last name to lemon party. go ahead. google that. i'll wait. all right. let's move on. perhaps the most well known candidate was 12th term texas congressman ron paul the only participant currently holding office. >> we do not need secret prisons nor do we need the torture that goes on in the secret military prisons. maybe we can take care of some people back here at home if we weren't spending $1.5 trillion a year on our mill tarism. >> jon: what are you doing? this is a weak republican field. all you have to do is compromise your libertarian principles a little bit, feed these people christian conservative red meat like the three most important people in the world are reagan, jesus a
. >> congressman ron paul of texas, herman cane, former chairman and ceo of god matter's pizza. tim pawlenty of minnesota. rick santorum. >> jon: you might have to google some of those candidates. although i guess for the last guy i prefer you didn't do that. by the way, if you didn't get that joke, go google samtorum right now. i'll wait. yeah. (beep) believe that? santorum might as well change his last name to lemon party. go ahead. google that. i'll wait. all right. let's move...